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25. Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Goal: Promote responsible sexual behaviors, strengthen community capacity, and increase access to quality services to prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and their complications.Objective numbers in bold with an asterisk (*) indicate the objectives with proposed change(s).
| Objective Number | Objective Short Title |
|---|---|
| Bacterial STD Illness and Disability | |
| 25-1* | Chlamydia |
| 25-2* | Gonorrhea |
| 25-3 | Primary and secondary syphilis |
| Viral STD Illness and Disability | |
| 25-4 | Genital herpes |
| 25-5* | Human papillomavirus infection |
| STD Complications Affecting Females | |
| 25-6 | Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) |
| 25-7 | Fertility problems |
| 25-8* | Heterosexually transmitted HIV infection in women |
| STD Complications Affecting the Fetus and Newborn | |
| 25-9 | Congenital syphilis |
| 25-10* | Neonatal STDs |
| Personal Behaviors | |
| 25-11* | Responsible adolescent sexual behavior |
| 25-12* | Responsible sexual behavior messages on television |
| Community Protection Infrastructure | |
| 25-13 | Hepatitis B vaccine services in STD clinics |
| 25-14* | Screening in youth detention facilities and jails |
| 25-15* | Contracts to treat nonplan partners of STD patients |
| Personal Health Services | |
| 25-16* | Annual screening for genital chlamydia |
| 25-17* | Screening of pregnant women |
| 25-18* | Compliance with recognized STD treatment standards |
| 25-19* | Provider referral services for sex partners |
Display all objectives in Focus Area 25.
Read Healthy People focus area 25 Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Healthy People 2010.
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